Over the last weeks I've noticed that between cloud and it's position the Moon seems a difficult one to catch, but last week I managed to catch it a few days before it was full. The shadow at the limb of the Moon where the light disappears really shows up the craters there and so … Continue reading Moon Craters
The Lake District area of England is in the north east of the country, the mountain valley's from some very beautiful lakeside scenery and as you can see below makes for some spectacular views.Let me know what you think, I would love to know. Copyright Simon Farnell 2022 Copyright Simon Farnell 2022 Copyright Simon Farnell … Continue reading Mountains and Lakes
I'm always keeping an eye out for a good photo shot as many of you know, the last week or so has had some mixed weather which can make for some pretty awesome shot opportunities.Here's a few of them: Copyright Simon Farnell 2022 Copyright Simon Farnell 2022 Copyright Simon Farnell 2022 What do you think? … Continue reading May Dusk Photo’s
The other week I pointed my telescope at an almost full moon, trying out the fitting to capture pictures using my phone and a moon filter I had a bit of fun looking through and seeing some pretty clear and amazing features. While I was there I thought to myself I know - I can … Continue reading Moon Composite Photo
March is now long behind us, but some of the pictures remind me of the cold, clear nights that shine with such beauty and how the light can transform in so many ways... I hope you enjoy these, let me know if you have any favourites. I've left them as a gallery here: Let me … Continue reading March 2022 in Night Pictures
Earlier in the year I did a little self investing and I bought myself a star tracker. For anyone that doesn't know what this does, it can cancel out the rotation of the Earth so that long exposure camera shots can be taken without getting streaky stars. What it essentially does is rotate the camera … Continue reading Photography and a Lesson in Preparation
It's already the end of the first month of 2022, the Sun is coming out more, the morning and evenings are little brighter each day. January might be the darkest month but when the light come out there is some beauty to take in as these pictures celebrate: I hope you enjoy these, let me … Continue reading January 2022 in Pictures
The Moon is out closest celestial neighbour and to the naked eye if your eyesight is sharp larger details and craters can be made out. Pointing my camera at it a while back brings out some fantastic detail as these shots taken at different phases show. Image stacking could make these sharper and that's something … Continue reading Shooting the Moon
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A probe's crash site on Mars, anAriane 5 rocket and a Siberian plateau make up this week's selection of images. For the full set click on the link. via Week In Images / Highlights / ESA Simon 🙂 No ownership claimed on images or materials - Credit - ESA
This week's images from ESA include a starburst galaxy, the two lobes of a comet and the Sundarbans in Bangladesh. The full article can be found in the link at the bottom. via Week In Images / Highlights / ESA Simon 🙂 No ownership claimed on images or materials. Credit: ESA
Is this cat hungry? Or perhaps shot out of a cannon? Either way, it's coming for ya and it's not messing about! Simon 🙂 No ownership claimed in image, taken from Twitter via perfectly timed images.
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